Littmann 3200 Bluetooth Stethoscope Brings Auscultation to PC for Sharing, Futher Review
by on Aug 21, 2009 • 12:00 am
3M has partnered with Zargis Medical to develop a Bluetooth-enabled stethoscope with recording capabilities that can help physicians get more out of an exam. By being able to transfer recordings to a computer, one can assemble a historical set for analysis at a later time or share selective sounds with colleagues for a second opinion. Additionally, the package comes with two pieces of software, one that helps visualize and fine tune the audio for better fidelity, and the other helps clinicians identify suspected murmurs.
Proprietary Ambient Noise Reduction Technology (ANR)Reduces background noise 85% on average without eliminating critical body sounds 13% better ANR than previous models Acoustic Seal Eartips
Patented 3M™ Littmann® Snap Tight Soft-Sealing Eartips provides [sic] a comfortable fit and excellent seal Creates a tight acoustic seal from ambient noise entering through eartip connections State-of-the-Art Sound Sensor
Built to stringent specification Sound experience equivalent to Littmann® cardiology-grade acoustic stethoscope The sound received from the sensor is transmitted naturally to ears through the tubing Frictional Noise Reduction Technology
Helps reduce handling noises compared to previous electronic models Less distracting than previous models Lets you focus on critical sounds Up to 24X Sound Amplification
Extra listening power for when you need it Helpful when a heart, lung or body sound is especially faint May be useful for overly obese patients May be helpful when the patient’s clothing restricts your listening experience
Product page: Littmann® Electronic Stethoscope Model 3200…
Press release: 3M™ Introduces First Electronic Stethoscope with Bluetooth® Wireless Capability …
